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Is this silly?*UPDATE*

I have just printed out 6 copies of Lightning McQueen, wrote out one letter as if my son told me what to write and then I wrote my own personal letter to fully explain the project. I plan on sending these Lightning McQueens to our families that live in different states. Its like Flat Stanley but its with Lightning McQueen instead. The point of the project is to make him realize (when he's older) that people cared enough about him to participate in the project. All they have to do is take a picture with Lightning McQueen and on the back of the paper of Lightning McQueen just put their name and state on it. They have the option of adding a letter of their own that will be addressed to Patrick. All of the pictures, letters and the Lightning McQueens will go in a specail scrapbook. So does that sound a little silly? Anyone want to join in on the fun? (lol)

**Here are the states so far that I am sending the Lightning McQueens to:

Florida (3 people so far)

North Carolina (1 person so far)

Virginia (1 person so far)

Ohio (1 person so far)

Oklahoma (1 person so far)

MN (1 person so far)

So here is the goal:

Can we get two more people for the states that don't have 3 people yet? I would greatly appreciate it. Just PM me with your mailing address I will try to get them mailed out no later than tomorrow. Thanks-

sure. I don't mind. I just came up with the idea today. (lol) Its like Flat Stanley or Where's Waldo but its with Lightning McQueen. I might do the State Stamp for my 15 month old or do Diego. Not sure yet what kind of project to do for my 15 month old, yet.

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